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Posted on Mar 10, 2009

Turbo BBQ burns hotter at end

Very uneven heating. Burns hot at the end far from the valve. I have tried drillinog out the gunk from the holes closer to the valve, but it didn't help. There is a screw near the gas inlet, which might help and could be adjusted if I knew which way to turn it.

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There is a larger groove in the rear of the burner to make it hotter in the back for searing. This is by design.

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